Product Description

Digital quartz movement, Analog and digital movement, Sports watch, Chronograph (1/100 second resolution), Gray luminous hands, Orange sweeping hand, Electro-luminescent backlight, White numbers and indexes, Calendar display in date, month and year, Daily alarm, Stainless steel bezel, crown, selector buttons and caseback, 100 meters/330 feet water resistant

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #65690 in Watches
• Brand: o.d.m
• Dimensions: .17 pounds
• Dial color: Matte stainless steel case/pink polyurethane case
• Water-resistant to 100 meters

Customer Reviews

Nice looking but with design flaws
Nice looking, solid construction & unlike many Ana-Digis, the digital section is clear & unobstructed by the hands.

The watch is very thick but because of the way the rubber curves of the moulded strap fit around the (angled) watch head, it doesn't look too huge unless inspected up close.

Unfortunately there are a couple of design flaws which detract from this watch's usability.
- The clear plastic is domed above of the case & scratches easily.
- Silver hands on a grey digital display are not a good idea and provide bad contrast in most lights.
- The whole point of an ana-digi is that the time is always viewable via the analogue hands, regardless of the digital mode you are using. Inexplicably this watch has a *feature* that will return the digital display back (from your chosen view) to 'Time' view after 30 seconds. You therefore cannot leave the useful digital module in date or stopwatch mode.

Unless you're buying this watch specifically to show two time zones, what you end up with is a watch that tells you the same time in two formats. A pointless duplication of information and loss of functionality.

Also, forcing the watch to display both time modes continually, only serves to highlight it's poor timekeeping. The digital and analog modules will not stay in sync. The difference will increase by a second each day.

Overall, a nice looking ana-digi with a good clean display but you have to learn to live with it's odd choice of design features.